LEHR adds 911 Custom
Adds a 25,000-square-foot operation and law enforcement customer relationships across five Midwestern states to the Broadwing Capital-backed national upfitting platform.
Takeaways
- 911 Custom is a emergency vehicle upfitter and distributor serving law enforcement.
- LEHR is acquiring 911 Custom with backing from Broadwing Capital.
- The target serves law enforcement across Midwest.
Broadwing Capital-backed LEHR has acquired 911 Custom, an emergency vehicle upfitter and distributor serving law enforcement agencies across Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Iowa.
The add-on adds a 25,000-square-foot facility and customer relationships that include multiple state highway patrols, extending the platform into the Midwest.
"911 Custom is precisely the kind of business we look for as LEHR builds out its platform: a trusted regional leader with a team that shares LEHR's commitment to quality," said Eliot Kerlin, Managing Partner of Broadwing Capital.
Day-to-day operations will be led by General Manager Kevin Beck, who has nearly 25 years of industry experience and has been with 911 Custom since 2012, while founder Jarod Busch will remain engaged as a consultant.
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